Device for securing ribbons to military uniform
AssigneeDaryl R. Haegley
InventorDaryl Regan Haegley
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Abstract
A securing device to be located on the inside of a uniform garment will accurately align and anchor military-type ribbon holders, nametags and warfare insignias. The securing device contains claps encased within a thin, soft, pliable plastic foam material sized slightly larger than the secured military-type ribbon holders, nametags and warfare insignias, yielding a flush appearance against the wearer's body. Repeated insertion to and retraction from my device can occur without concern for lost clasps or skin penetration.
Claims1
A single integrated securing device comprising a plurality of clasps imbedded into a soft pliable plastic foam material formed in a rectangular plate shaped slightly larger than a military ribbon, insignia or nametag holder device and their corresponding metal pins;
- placement of said clasps within said plastic foam material will exactly align to receive said metal pins from the inside of a military uniform where in said device is adapted to evenly distributing said military ribbons, nametag, military display against garment of said military uniform for eliminating or preventing exposure of the sharp end of said metal pins and keep said pins away from the individual wearer;
- said securing device is adapted to secure a multiple of rows of clasps for receiving the pins of a multiple rows of ribbons and or insignia devices.
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